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They had their guns pointing at us. >> reporter: by the time her family left the wyoming camp months later -- >> i knew the united states experience took its toll. within four decades later, japanese-americans were granted $20,000 and a formal apology. >> if we didnt get reparations, we are still being put down by the government. i think that for me it would be hard. >> reporter: shes part of a growing wave of some port for black reparations, many jewish organizations among them. >> theres a gro...

Family left the wyoming camp three years later -- >> i knew that the united states didnt love us. >> reporter: her family returned to los angeles, but the experience took its toll. >> our scars are deep and permanent. >> reporter: more than four decades later, japanese americans were grant $20,000 and a formal apology. >> if we department get reparations, if we felt we were still being put down by the government, i think that for me it would be hard to fight. >> reporter: mass is part of a growi...

Tomorrow. wind, hail, and even tornadoes a possibility. lets go ahead and take a time out for it. futurecast showing you the storms reamplifying this evening in places that have already dealt with severe weather late last night and early this morning. so the mississippi river valley, the southern mississippi river valley, dealing that around 9:00 to 8:00 eastern time. that rolls into the southeast. see how it starts to bow out. thats more of a wind threat. less of a tornado threat, but holding o...

Media? >> what is happening is that even before the pandemic we were experiencing a growing wave of loneliness and united states that have been building for decades. and the pandemic port of fuel on that fire. its separated us from one another and loneliness has become one of the invisible costs of the pandemic, and so i was talking to a high school suit in the other day in chicago who told me that he has been back in school for more than a year, but he is still struggling to almost learn how to...

I thought i was feeling this malaise after the pandemic when i was supposed to be feeling relief. you said this was happening in rome and we can get through it too, but its also different because of social media. >> even before the pandemic we were experiencing a growing wave of loneliness in the united states that had been building for decades. the pandemic poured fuel on the fire and separated us from one another. loneliness has become one of the invisible costs of the pandemic. i was talking ...

Occur when both sides in this war have such different positions and there was no concrete suggestion on that front. just that peace is the only answer and we were also told that there was a growing wave of enthusiasm internationally for chinas peace proposal. 0ther chinas peace proposal. other countries were not mentioned, just that there is a broad movement towards backing chinas peace plan and the hope is that this delegation when it travels to ukraine at some point in the future will push tha...

The employee argument is that the most pro-LGBTQ newspaper in the country is somehow against the LGBTQ community. In reality, it’s hard to find issues that the Times isn’t leftist on.

Even that took you on quite the journey emotionally. >> and on top of it its a movie to watch in the theater. high action. a lot going on. and.[indiscernible] >> especially the beach scene. what can i say. >> we will be watching you ahead of watching the show and seeing what kind of surprises might be unfolding. >> after previously refusing interim ceo starbucks has agreed to testify about the companies labor practices for the health education labor pension panel wants to talk to howard schultz ...

You had this group of landowners, the slave holders, the plantation holders. and they just really wanted to hold on to their slaves. and they knew that they were being challenged by the growing north and by the growing wave of abolitionists. their challenge was that the average southerner, who tended to be white, working class southerners did not necessarily want to separate. they had no gain, they had no incentive to want to fight a war. and they would be the ones on the battlefield, losing the...